Morning journal and courier., 1887-06-18

u. - II,
Aids-de- Camps. Captain stratton, New Haven, and
Captain Lyon, Bridgeport.
NJ. W. Burwell, Orderly, New Haven. Sergeant
Fourth Regiment Colonel Watson, headed by
Wheeler & Wilson'S band Regimenta1 drum and
Field soeea sna saaat saaRs
-Four Fourth Machine Gun Platoon.
Colts band Regimental drum, trumpet and signal
chine Gun Platoon.
Second Regiment, Colonel LeaEenworth.
American band Regimental drum, trumpet and
Lieutenant Colonel, John B. B. poherty, waterbury
Major, Frank T. Lee. New Haven.
Adjutant, Captain Thomas T Welles, New Haven.
ouartermaster Frss 1E Llenenant Ma Francs Duhy'
Paymaster, First Lieutenant William H. Newton,
Surgeon. Major Evelyn L. Bissell. New Haven
Assistant Surgeon First Lieutenant Carl E Munger,
Inspector of Rifle Practice, Captain Andrew Allen,
Signal Officer, First Lieutenant William E. Jack
| son, New Haven.
| Chaplain, (vacant)
| Company 1, Meriden, Captain Henry B. Wood;
First Lieutenant Charles B. Bowen, Second Lieu
| Company G. New Haven, Captain John Clarity;
First Lieutenant Timothy F. Callahan Second Lieu
| Company E, New Haven, Captain Theodore Il.
| Company D, New Haven, Captain Andrew Fl.
|
| F. Burpee
| Company H. Middletown Captain Wesley u
| Second Lieutenant Nathan II, Smith.
Company F, New Haven, Captain Charles C.
Company B. New Haven, Captain John Quit.
Company K, Wallingford, Captain Bryant A.
| NoN-coMMIss1oNED STAFF,
Sergeant major. Francis B: Lane, New Haven.
ouartermaster sergeant It'll Ithiel >" Doolttie New
commissary sergeant, Henry P. viberts, jr.,
Hospital steward, Ellsworth s. seofield, New
Chief trumpeter, James NJ Hennessey, New Haven
| Drum major, Albert F. Save, New Haven.
SECOND MACHINE PLATOON.
| Gatling Gun, New Haven, Second Lieutenant Will
| Third regiment Colonel Hazen.
Eight Companies.
Third Machine Gun Platoon.
Fifth Battalion, Major Frank Welch, Of Bridge
port, and staff; drum, trumpet
Company B. Ana asgnai Captain eaaps Seymour
Satan Gapan MaRe4
Non-commfssioned staff.
Battery A, Light artillery headauarters sEa Guford
Quartermaster sergeant, Frank A. Morse, Guilford
andGH %am % stony ss
Second Platoon, Branford; First Lieutenant ]. T.
First Flatoen aaf2ford; Tirs5 idsntsn@a5 ". H
Lee, e. Second Lieutenant Nelson I:d s; Leete: ts.
and thirteen staff officers
Second css conpanga Gnpans; Captain aa lyman Smith
Veteran Corps. Captain J. H WEIGH,
Emerald Guard, New Haven, Captain Francis Francis J.
Lieutenant John Kelly.
Battalion Governors Foot Guard,
ha50E Weeda eeaa 8: SaRd. R5nney'
Second Company, Captain Morse, New Haven.
rt Aliens a1snE REum nr,s G0rpS Horns Hartford
Major kinney. Hartford.
Staff Officers.
IN CARRIAGES
His Excellency Phineas C. Lounsbury, Ridgefeld,
Governor and Commander in Chief and
Staff, and the Monument Com
General Samuel E. Merwin, Chairman,
Exaoyernor James E. English gdau Hon 5iosep Joseph D.
9hg eeFo@eI He1rS obB Gar
Healy. Hon. James Reynolds: Con-
rad Hofacker, Theodore A. Tut
tie, Lieutenant Colonel Sam
uel TolIes, General Frank
D.: Sloat Colonel
Secretary.
Rev. Timothy Dwight, D. p, IL, D, President of
Rev. Newman % Snyth. D. D., orator Of the Day.
Rev. Edwin Harwood, D. D., Chaplain of the Day.
STATE OFFICERS
Lieutenant Governor James L. Howard, Hartford;
Secretary of State Hubbard Wallingford; Treas
urer Alexander Warren. Pomfret; Comptroller
Thomas Clark, Stonington.
Battalion Governors Horse Guard. Major H. H.
Second company, Major Strong
Griswold band, mounted, Hartford
First company, Major Frank Cowles.
SECOND DIVISION.
Veterans.
Brigadier General F. D. Sloat marshal; assistant
marshals, Adjutant George f. Peterson 9th c. v;
DOW. 1st G. V. Art; Captain D. s. Thomas, a7th G.
LIsnsenant Dsyid s6 MupsOn Mdra 2Rd G. y,
5th 7b & M oPsrk
III. ~. V. L. ID.
Peck. 7th G. v; ! Captain T. NJ Bunee' U. S. NJ A
j. Ewen' s. of " Rockville band.
Department Of Connecticut g. A. r. Commander
H E: Taintor' of Hart5oesi sfaff odlcers
G. A. R Posts :, From Norwich ,5 Hartford, Bridge
Britain. Bristol, New Milford,
sastalngtoRlh aaHen! 3itlh aaa se1eTeT NsT
Corps
GUESTS IN CARRIAGES.
HOW TO DISTINGUISH THEM-oRDER oB THE GUESTS
IN CARRIAGES.
FIRST SECTION.
&C. carEage Nc & G9xsrnor e LIennsbgEy Gen
Carriage No. 2, General Charles olmstead, Gen
erea caTriage No CHARLES Fine Colonel
S. g. Brakeman, Colonel j. D. Chaffee. ,,o,
Carriage No 5, General s. E. Merwn, Hon. H. B.
Bigelow. Hon. James Reynolds, Hon. J. D. Punk
Carriage No. 6, 7. A. Tutte, John Mccarthy, Con-
rad so coR9s on HaGrssn a1s Rev To
thy Dwight, :9 p yRev Newman smythe, ID Rev
Carriage No. 8, Hon O. H. Platt. Hon. j. R. Haw-
ley, Colonel John G. Nicolay.
Carriage No; 3 Hon. Carlos French, Hon. G. A.
ar Hoa Nj Il Han
Hon Thomas Clark.
SECOND SECTION.
Carriage No. ii. General Sherman, General Sheri-
dan Colonel Kellogg, A. b G., Governor Ingersoll.
General Greeley, Professor Marsh .
Carriage No. 13. General Fairchid. Colonel Jones,
Carriage No Il, Colonel Breckenridge. Mr. F. E.
Croker, Mr.; J. 7. Gin, Mr.. l. a Upson,
Sarriage NO; 70 General Franklin, General Couch,
saa carriage No. e. General johnson, General Car
NM r.
we'll Iocfe General Eeof 11geTao h0ek
=, Carriage No: 19, General Cady, General Morris,
earrIage No TO- General Buceiey, ey Colonel Grant,
Colonel Wooster Professor g. J. Brush.
Maior Fyier Mr. Enelish ihfney MAJOR Iiooet's
dsrrIage No. - Colonel fabinger. Major Jarvis,
Carriage No as Colonel i Burnham sher Mr. John A.
Foote MI Ira Ira E E, HICKS, lex Mr.. willis smith
crary, Nj. f. 5. Hyatt, Mr.. Fl II BUM BunneI, H. ''Nl
Hodge John BoreIng john l. fish WIKI King
Edwin J Steele Michael Killory, Amarine Hay
ward, - Bradley, s. L, Dade
SECTION.
Carriage No. 26, Rear Admiral Nicholson, Rear
Admiral Luce, Captain G. II. TownShend
Carriage No. 27, Captain Boyd, Lieutenant Alb |
bott, Lieutenant Megs, Mr.. Thomas R. Trow |
bridge.
Carriage No. 2s Chief Engineer McElwel, Pay |
Inspector Gile, Fleet Marine officer Harrington,
Medical Inspector Kidder.
Carriage No. 90, Commander Chester, Command |
Green, Mr.. A r. s, Foote.
FOURTH SECTION.
Carriage No. 80, Hon. Nathaniel Shipman, Hon
H. c. Robinson, Hon. Joh1 D. Park, Hon. A. D. Os-
borne.
Carriage No 81, Ex-Governor A. H. Holly, ex-
Governor William T. Minor, Ex-Governor Charles b.
Andrews Mr.. w. W. Farnam.
Carriage No. 80, Hon. s. B. Beardsley. Hon.
Dwight Loomis Hon. E. Carpenter, Hon. E. l. San
ford.
Carriage No 80. Hon II. W. r. Hoyt, Hon. E.
J. Doolittle, Mr.. H. E. Burton, Mr.. j. D. Dewen
Carriage No 34 Hon. Benjamin Douglass, Hon.
George NJ. Ianders Hon. Jeremiah OlneY. Hon. u.